Salesian missionaries in Kabwe, Zambia, had the funding for pastoral programs for young adults thanks to donor funding from Salesian Missions. Salesians reached more than 2,000 youth and young adults, aged 15-35 who are from poor rural communities, through this project.
Father Dr. Mathew George, in the Salesian Kolkata Province in India, is leading a mission for aiding patients with leprosy in West Bengal. Under Fr. George’s leadership, Don Bosco HRD Mission Dhobasole has provided critical aid to patients at the Leprosy Hospital in Bankura, the
This summer, 20,000 youth are taking part in summer camps and educational courses at Salesian centers across Spain. Close to 3,500 people, including Salesian missionaries and staff, will be involved in carrying out these activities. The goal is to offer spaces for recreation and fun
At Talita Kumi, located in San Pedro Carchá, Alta Verapaz, Guatemala, boarding students continue to implement environmental protection initiatives. One of their most recent efforts is the production of a new type of organic fertilizer through vermiculture, complementing the Bokashi compost they had already been
Don Bosco Center for Social Action Yadgir and Don Bosco Makkalalaya Mysore in India have been honored by Karnataka district authorities for their outstanding efforts in championing child rights. The recognitions were part of the World Day Against Child Labor celebrations organized across the state
As part of a Science for Citizenship course, students in the fourth year of the professional technical program at the Salesian Educational Center (CEST) in Talca, Chile, developed projects to address problems arising from climate change, integrating scientific and technological knowledge. The students, together with
Salesian missionaries were able to improve and furnish the chapel at Don Bosco in the Sacred Heart of Jesus post-novitiate community in Zambia thanks to donor funding from Salesian Missions. With significant growth in the post-novitiate community over the last several years, the previous infrastructure was
Don Bosco Society in Raia, India, highlighted the work of Father George Quadros during an event to launch the rainy season crop growing period known as Kharif. The Salesian priest is affectionately known as the “Paddy Man of Goa” for his decade-long contribution to reviving